Argue The Toss Idiom American Expressions and American Idioms

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Argue the toss What does Argue the toss mean?	(UK) If you argue the toss, you refuse to accept a decision and argue about it.
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by the dozen What does "by the dozen" mean?	twelve at a time	We usually buy bottles of water by the dozen.
butthole What does "butthole" mean?	anus
evil eye What does "evil eye" mean?	the power to harm people just by looking at them (as some people believe)	The man seemed to give me the evil eye when I met him at the ceremony.
sit on (something) What does "sit on (something)" mean?	to hold someone or something back, to delay something	I am going to sit on my job application until I am sure that I want to apply for the new job.

doll (oneself) up or doll up (oneself) What does "doll (oneself) up or doll up (oneself)" mean?	to dress in fancy clothes	The woman was all dolled up for the party at the downtown hotel.
shuttle (someone) from place to place What does "shuttle (someone) from place to place" mean?	to move someone from place to place	The volunteer drivers shuttled the athletes from place to place during the sports event.
third time lucky What does "third time lucky" mean?	the third time that you try something you will be successful	The man was third time lucky when he applied for the job at the film company and he finally got the job.
get the lead out What does "get the lead out" mean?	to hurry	"Get the lead out," I said to my slow friend.
hold all the aces What does "hold all the aces" mean?	to have all the advantages (the ace is the most valuable card in many card games)	The company held all the aces when it began to negotiate with the small union.

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Argue The Toss Idiom